Creating an Interactive App QA (Jump Start) #99
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Captured Q&A from the iModel.js Jump Start event on July 14th 2020, “Creating an Interactive App”. In this session, Josh Schifter introduced the iModel.js sample showcase. This app contains a collection of the most commonly used iModel.js features. It can be used to obtain code samples, and experiment with the API using an in-built code playground. Please don't reply to this discussion. If you have follow-up questions or comments please start a new discussion. |
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Q: I’d like to know how to integrate an iModel viewport in my existing application which has access to iModel data? Q: Do I need Chrome to run the web app or will it render on an iPad? Q: Is this code available to share? Q: Can we print from 2d viewer? Q: Is iModel.js a format which can completely replace a Dgn, or should we have both? Q: How you worked with live data coming from real-time data source such as IoT or SCADA systems? Q: Is there any support for stream data? |
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Q: I’d like to know how to integrate an iModel viewport in my existing application which has access to iModel data?
A: It is possible to add iModel.js into an existing app and we're working on samples and making it easier to do so. Please contact us to discuss your specific use-case.
Q: Do I need Chrome to run the web app or will it render on an iPad?
A: We support all the latest major browsers, including Safari on an iPad. Although it may depend on the version of iOS that is currently installed. Here's the link to the supported browsers, https://www.imodeljs.org/learning/supportedplatforms/?term=support#supported-browsers.
Q: Is this code available to share?
A: Yes. iModel.js is licensed…